Police Magazine
MENU
SEARCHMENUSEARCHLoading data...
TASER's latest body-worn camera lets you capture video in HD without distractions and receives upgrades every 30 days.
Read More →
Metro police are setting up mobile video cameras and beefing up patrols in an East Nashville public housing development after two officers were attacked and seriously injured in less than a 24-hour period while trying to help residents in the low-income neighborhood.
Read More →
Under the first-of-its-kind legislation proposed in New York, drivers involved in accidents would have to submit their phone to roadside testing from a textalyzer to determine whether the driver was using a mobile phone ahead of a crash.
Read More →
E-citation printing is easy with the Brother RuggedJet and PocketJet line of mobile thermal printers.
Read More →
Utilizing an integrated printer, the lightweight N5Scan from Two Technologies produces 3-inch tickets and warnings on the spot. The built-in scanner can read identification barcodes with the touch of a button.
Read More →
LEM Solutions has solved the "where do we put it" space constraint problem common to law enforcement vehicles with its U.S. patented vehicle headrest printer mounts.
Read More →
Using Saltus Technologies' DigiTicket, citation data can be captured using barcode scanners or interfaces to mobile CAD or records applications.
Read More →
L-3 Mobile-Vision, Inc. has announced the release of its newest product, L3Capture.com, a cloud-based evidence management solution designed to store and safeguard video data for BodyVision police body-worn cameras.
Read More →
The officer, who family members say was shot in the leg and lower abdomen, went into surgery this morning to have part of his lower intestine removed.
Read More →
The Spirit of Blue Foundation has awarded a Safety Equipment Grant to the Holbrook (MA) Police Department in the form of a mobile data terminal (MDT) solution for use by the Department's motorcycle traffic officer.
Read More →